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Facilities bill would ease financial burden on charter schools

Parents—and Guardians—Now’s the Time for Us to Step Up

The 2023 legislative session came to an end with a total of 71 bills being introduced with the specific intentions of changing education in New Mexico. Of all these bills, 18 became law, 49 bills died, and four were vetoed by Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham.

Public Education Department pitches big budget boost

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Facilities bill would ease financial burden on charter schools

Parents—and Guardians—Now’s the Time for Us to Step Up

The 2023 legislative session came to an end with a total of 71 bills being introduced with the specific intentions of changing education in New Mexico. Of all these bills, 18 became law, 49 bills died, and four were vetoed by Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham.

Public Education Department pitches big budget boost

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Facilities bill would ease financial burden on charter...

Parents—and Guardians—Now’s the Time for Us to Step...

The 2023 legislative session came to an end with a total of 71 bills being introduced with the specific intentions of changing education in New Mexico. Of all these bills, 18 became law, 49 bills died, and four were vetoed by Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham.

Public Education Department pitches big budget boost